Can’t wait to find out your baby’s gender? Perform a peekaboo test!

There are people that have the patience to wait until the baby is born to find out what the baby’s gender is. And there are people that do not have that patience. If you are one of them, please continue reading. There is a simple way to find out the baby’s gender as early as 7 weeks into the pregnancy. And the best thing is that you can perform this test in the comfort of your own home.

Do you really want to know the gender?

Before your enthusiasm takes over, you will have to figure out whetehr you (and your partner) actually want to know the gender beforehand. Some people prefer to be surprised. On the other hand, it can be very useful to find out the gender beforehand. You could wait until the 20-week ultrasound, but you can also perform an early detection DNA test. Why would you want to do this? There is only one simple answer: because you cannot wait to find out. And of course, it will buy you more time to prepare the nursery room.

How does it work?

First, you will need to order a home gender test kit. The kit will be sent within two business days. Once you receive the kit, you will have to follow the steps as listed in the instructions. The mother will have to send a blood sample to the lab, which will be drawn from the finger. The results will be 99,5% accurate, but if it turns out the gender is different after all, you will be offered a 100% money-back guarantee. The test will be absolutely safe for both mother and child, since it is non-invasive.

Would you also like to find out who the actual father is?

It is possible that you ended an old relationship and began a new relationship right after that. That is just how life works. Maybe you have uncertainties about who the actual father of your baby is. In that case you can perform a DNA paternity test. Please note that there are three different paternity tests. There is a legal paternity testing option, a home paternity testing (which is not for court or other legal reasons), and a non-invasive prenatal paternity test. All three tests have their own benefits. Take a look at the company’s website for more information about all three options.